Muscular System

This course covers the muscular system. It has been broken down into Muscle Tissues, and Axial & Appendicular Muscles with mini sections to help improve understanding of the materials in this course. Make sure you get a good grasp of each concept before moving on to the next. You can take the quizzes and tests multiple times to confirm your understanding of each concept before moving forward. You can adjust the speed of the tutorial videos, speeding up or slowing down to fit your comfort level. Remember, the goal is to become an expert, while enjoying the process of learning! I will be here with you all the way, so let the fun of learning begin!

-Daniel Tutors

My Approach

I try as much as possible to apply terminologies to common day terms, and use relatable examples so you can remember better. I am also a big believer in practice, practice and more practice, so I have included lots of practice quizzes (test your knowledge!) to help you practice ?. At the end of every chapter, you get a test (Chapter Exam) to check your understanding of that chapter. You will also get exams that will include 2 or 3 chapters, to see how well you are combining the knowledge you are acquiring.

Questions for the quizzes, tests, and module exams are pulled from a question bank of over 3000 questions, that is continually updated.

Heads up: I will not bore you, but my jokes might be cheesy!!

I believe this is a very important class, since most people that take this course are in, or end up in a medical field. For all I know, I might end up as your patient one day, and I definitely want to be confident you know your stuff (If you don’t pass my confidence test, I am dragging my behind out of your clinic). That being said, I try to make my class fun since I know how challenging the material could be for some. So yes, you will hear a lot of jokes (All clean!). They might not all be funny, but they will help give you some breathing opportunity as we go through the material.

I highly recommend note taking as you go through this course. Also, take advantage of the tutorial videos since they have what you can’t do in a live setting…. Pause, rewind, and go over it as many times as you need! Make sure you feel comfortable with the material in one section before moving to the next one.

It’s time to go become an expert in Anatomy and Physiology! I will be waiting for you in the course… well, not literarily; but you get the gist of it!

Note* The images and some presentation slides I used in this course were adapted from McGraw-Hill Connect’s Anatomy & Physiology: An interactive Approach by McKinley 3 edition.